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Will the customs of the Netherlands let a parcel with Russian chocolate through?
I want to send my son a parcel with chocolate in the original packaging (9 bars of 100g each) to my son in the Netherlands. But I read that for some reason the import of chocolates into the Netherlands is prohibited. It turns out that only caramels can be sent? If the customs does not let the parcel through, will it return back?
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Will be confiscated.
Why send chocolate to the Netherlands?
Is there bad chocolate? )))
Why send chocolate to the Netherlands?
Is there bad chocolate? )))
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answered 12 years ago
thank. so I thought ... it's a pity :( yes, I just know that my son loves chocolate, and in the same place he needs to buy everything with his own money ... and this would be a gift. And why can't chocolate be in the Netherlands? in Germany, yes and to other EU countries.
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answered 12 years ago
You can not products containing meat and milk.
And you send him these same money, he will buy himself a good natural tasty chocolate without palm oil and that's it.
And you send him these same money, he will buy himself a good natural tasty chocolate without palm oil and that's it.
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answered 12 years ago
if I send him money, I'm afraid he won't spend it on chocolate... I don't know if he'll buy a book, a hard drive, or some other necessary thing, just don't eat... all my life I put everything in his mouth , it’s like buying, you don’t need to, why waste money, and when there is something tasty at home, it is eaten with pleasure ... I haven’t seen him for more than two years (except on Skype) and I always want to feed him something something tasty, even though he is already well over 20 ... Most of the children are still normal, they live in the same city where their parents live, or at least in the same country ... and mine graduated from the Taganrog Radio Engineering, worked in Moscow and said nothing is being developed in the country (he is a developer of electronic devices) and entered the magistracy in Delft, and even now, having finished, he stayed to work there, did not return to Moscow ... a tragedy for me ... it was easier for me before Moscow to go and feed him...
it’s interesting that it’s generally possible to send products to the Netherlands, practically nothing from Russia is possible and why Russia is not in the EU ...
it’s interesting that it’s generally possible to send products to the Netherlands, practically nothing from Russia is possible and why Russia is not in the EU ...
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answered 12 years ago
You can try to pass something with fellow travelers, for example, with the drivers of bus excursion groups. I know that they sometimes take "transfers" if there is something not criminal.
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answered 12 years ago
About 3-4 years ago, I often sent parcels to Russia with seeds of rare flowers. Everything always worked out fine. And the most recent parcel returned from the Moscow Southern Customs. I wandered for a month and a half and returned, i.e. I want to say by this that nothing was confiscated, they returned it with an order that it was forbidden to send seeds of flowers and any plants. Here's an ambush! Then I began to send through Russian stores in Germany. To this day, everything arrives normally, but I don’t know how they transport these parcels to Russia.
Maybe there is the same "alternative" mail in the Netherlands? It needs to be searched on the Internet.
Maybe there is the same "alternative" mail in the Netherlands? It needs to be searched on the Internet.
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answered 12 years ago
Thank you, the idea is good, but this is probably if I lived in Moscow or St. Petersburg. However, you need to find out, it seems that there are also bus tours from Krasnodar or Sochi. I live in the "village" of Tuapse :( and it's warm and the sea ... but the village is the village
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answered 12 years ago
maybe the chocolate will not be confiscated, but will be returned if it is forbidden ... I “dig” on the INTERNET ... by analogy, it turns out that I need to look for Dutch stores in Russia :)
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answered 12 years ago
probably not, not Dutch shops in Russia. I didn't write very clearly. There is some firm / company "X", which is engaged in the transportation of parcels to the CIS countries. And since this cannot be carried out through the German post, then it is carried out through Russian stores that act as "mail".
I hand over the parcel to the store, as if to the post office, on certain dates, and then this company "X" arrives, picks them up and then delivers them to the CIS countries.
Maybe someone sends something to Germany through these "X" companies, I don't know about that.
I hand over the parcel to the store, as if to the post office, on certain dates, and then this company "X" arrives, picks them up and then delivers them to the CIS countries.
Maybe someone sends something to Germany through these "X" companies, I don't know about that.
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answered 12 years ago
Oh, you are so tormented, but he, most likely, does not need it at all. Moms are not fixable)))
My husband, for example, safely forgets almost all of his mother’s programs in the car, then throws them away, but he’s afraid to tell his mother not to pass it on or that it has gone bad. And so it turns out, she works and does not even think that it is almost always in vain ...
Send money - he is an adult and will decide for himself whether he needs food or not.
My husband, for example, safely forgets almost all of his mother’s programs in the car, then throws them away, but he’s afraid to tell his mother not to pass it on or that it has gone bad. And so it turns out, she works and does not even think that it is almost always in vain ...
Send money - he is an adult and will decide for himself whether he needs food or not.
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